People looking in from the pavement
Place a middle band at eye level and keep daylight along the top.
Line of sight closed, daylight open
People can see in because of a specific line of sight from the street, the neighbours opposite, a walkway or a garden path. With Stick & Fit you screen off exactly that viewing height and adjust the fabric position during the day and in the evening.
First determine who can look in and from what height. The line of sight from the pavement, the house opposite, a walkway or the garden determines where the band of fabric needs to be.
This page is specifically about lines of sight and moments when people can look in. Choose the fabric position based on eye level, distance and the difference between daylight and interior lighting.
Place a middle band at eye level and keep daylight along the top.
Move the top rail to follow the higher line of sight from a house opposite.
Close only the area that passers-by or neighbours can see into.
Increase the screening when it is lighter inside than outside.

One system, every line of sight
You can close the fabric from top to bottom, push it up from the windowsill or leave it hanging in the middle only. The operation is infinitely adjustable, so it has no fixed number of positions.
The broad benefits of Stick & Fit
Each page explains a different problem, but these product benefits are always part of the solution.
Fitted with narrow adhesive profiles on the glass on the left and right; the window frame stays free of drill holes.
No surrounding frame around the window. The windowsill stays clear and the system sits compactly on the glass.
The fabric can be set to any position, infinitely: from the top, from the windowsill or just in the middle.
The honeycomb fabric is opaque and diffuses the light softly. Light-filtering colours give privacy without making the room unnecessarily dark during the day.
No loose operating chain or cords; you operate the system directly with the handle-free rails.
Single Tone, Duo Tone and Black-out, many fabric colours and five colours for adhesive profiles and operating rails.
An affordable made-to-measure solution that is usually cheaper and more compact than a pleated blind in a full frame.
A fabric surface at eye level also removes the restlessness of the street scene and reflections from the room. It remains a visual solution, not an acoustic barrier.
From search query to product choice
All fabrics offer privacy. The difference lies in the amount of light filtered through the fabric.
Opaque with soft daylight and an even colour.
Opaque with a white back; pleasant for a calm façade.
Opaque and light-proof; particularly suitable when blackout is also important.
Practical and ready to use
The same window solution can be open and light during the day and close off completely in the evening.
Privacy band at seated height.
Move the fabric against a direct line of sight and glare.
Closed fabric along the line of sight, daylight along the top.
Close completely as soon as the interior lighting comes on.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about use, fabric choice, installation and expectations.
The top-down/bottom-up operation is infinitely adjustable. The fabric can be placed at an unlimited number of heights and in any combination you like.
Yes. That is the bottom-up position within the complete top-down/bottom-up system.
Yes. They are opaque and only let filtered daylight through.
All three fabric groups give privacy. Choose Single Tone or Duo Tone for more daylight and Black-out if blackout is also important.
No. The system only uses narrow adhesive profiles on the glass on the left and right and has no surrounding frame.
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From product benefit to your window
Compare free samples at the window where people can see in most. Then choose the shade, size and profile colour that best suit the window frame and interior.